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Lessons of Wind Policies in Texas
Since the late 1990s, Texas has experienced more wind generator investment than any other U.S. state. It now has the most installed wind capacity of any state, and wind power accounts for a larger share of total generation in Texas than in most other states. Favorable wind resources and the relative
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